A UCL study reveals that mandatory GCSE resits in England negatively impact teenagers' mental health and self-confidence, potentially increasing the risk of students dropping out of education, unlike in Wales and Northern Ireland where such policies do not exist.
At Lindsay Clancy's murder trial in Plymouth, Mass., a defense psychologist testified that she lacked appreciation of the wrongfulness of killing her three children due to postpartum psychosis.
Concerns regarding crew welfare, mental health, and living conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have emerged, prompting debate. While families and media reports cite exhaustion and food shortages, military officials and some veterans dismiss the claims as exaggerated.
Meta heads to federal court in California to defend against lawsuits from four states alleging the company designed addictive social media features for minors, misled the public on safety risks, and violated children's data privacy laws.
Meta faces a federal trial in Oakland, California, where four states allege the company knowingly designed addictive features for youth and illegally collected data on children under 13. Plaintiffs seek damages potentially reaching $1.4 trillion and structural changes.
Meta faces a federal trial brought by four US states accusing the company of addictive design practices that harm youth mental health and violating child privacy laws.
A jury trial in Oakland, California, begins with over 20 states accusing Meta of designing addictive social media products that harmed young people, facing potential damages up to $200bn.
Opening statements begin in a major US multistate trial in California accusing Meta of designing addictive social media platforms that harm youth mental health, facing damages up to $1.4 trillion alongside global regulatory scrutiny.
A coronial inquest is examining the deaths of three patients who died by suicide at The Prince Charles Hospital's mental health unit in Brisbane between May and December 2023, amid concerns over bed capacity and high staff workloads.
Meta faces a landmark jury trial brought by 30 US states demanding over $1 trillion and major platform changes on Instagram and Facebook to protect young users from alleged privacy violations and mental health harms.
U.S. soldiers face mental health strains aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln amid a prolonged Middle East conflict, while President Trump makes bold claims about the Strait of Hormuz and advances Gaza peace talks.
Admiral Brad Cooper visited a US aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea following family outrage over reports of food shortages, water contamination, and sailor distress after over 200 days without a port call.
US Admiral Brad Cooper visited the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier to praise the crew amid concerns over mental health and an unusually long deployment exceeding 250 days without a port call.
U.S. Central Command Commander Adm. Brad Cooper acknowledged mental health challenges aboard the USS Lincoln following reports of a sailor jumping overboard during an eight-month Middle East deployment, while political leaders spar over ship conditions.
The University of Cambridge defends its mental health support for Professor Jason Arday, 41, who died after facing accusations of plagiarism and racist media scrutiny. Arday, the university's youngest black professor, resigned amid widespread criticism and was found dead in his London home.
The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy in Massachusetts has sparked national attention and renewed calls from advocates and doctors to improve postpartum mental health care, increase medical training, and better diagnose postpartum psychosis.
The USS Abraham Lincoln, after a prolonged deployment supporting US combat operations in the Middle East, is set to return home. The carrier's 266-day deployment, including 200 days in a combat zone, has raised concerns over sailors' mental health, morale, and living conditions, despite Navy officials downplaying these reports.
The US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is returning home after a prolonged Middle East deployment, sparking scrutiny over sailors' mental health, living conditions, and extended deployment strains.
US Navy veterans and health experts express concern over the severe strain and mental health challenges faced by the 5,000 crew members aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln after nearly nine months at sea without a significant port visit.
Selena Gomez and her mother face a lawsuit alleging securities fraud and breach of contract over their mental health startup Wondermind, with investors claiming $1.2M loss due to unmet commitments and undisclosed financial troubles.
The USS George Washington has begun heading toward the Middle East to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln, which faces scrutiny over supply issues, mental health concerns, and a record-setting deployment exceeding 260 days amid ongoing military operations.
Hollywood actress and singer Selena Gomez is being sued by five investors who backed Wondermind Global, a mental health business she founded, over claims of financial calamity and unfulfilled promises.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln following military media reports of poor morale and record-shattering time at sea. Senators demanded oversight visits and answers regarding the deployment amid ongoing operations involving Iran.
The US military rejected reports of a mental health crisis and supply shortages on the USS Abraham Lincoln, which has spent over 260 days deployed in the Middle East. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called the reports misrepresented.
